

Once you’ve ADB up and running, use the following command to install the app bundle. You’ll have to pick the right APKs for your device from the extracted APKs, based on the ABI and DPI data. If you’re unsure of your device’s ABI or screen DPI, you can either download Droid Hardware Info or DevCheck Hardware and System Info app, and check the ABI and DPI details. As mentioned earlier, the bundle can include a base APK and various resource APKs for different Application Binary Interfaces (ABIs), languages, and screen DPIs. You can use an archiver app to extract it. Now, to install an app bundle, we need to extract its contents to a folder. For help in setting it up, check out our guide on how to install ADB on Windows, Mac, and Linux. If you’ve ADB set up on your computer, you can use it to sideload app bundles like APKS (converted from AAB), APKM, and XAPK.

Once the app is installed, you’ll see a confirmation.

Unlike SAI, the App Bundle Installer app doesn’t give the option to manually pick the app resources, and automatically selects the right ones for your device. Tap on Install again for confirmation, and the App Bundle Installer app will install the app.If this is the first time you’re installing an app bundle through App Bundle Installer, you’ll have to allow the app to install apps from unknown sources.

